Coreybuck wrote: I have seen STA play 3 times this year and Nick has stood out each time as more of a pass rusher then Joey. Joey reminds me of Heyward with his versatility to play the 1 3 and 5 technique FLUIDLY. He demands doubles or triples which has made the rest of the front seven able to stay clean. I am interested in seeing Nick play next year without his bother and getting past doubles and triples. Joey sat out a game this year do to concussion and the front seven stats were down 50% that game.

Yeah not surprised by that, but it's pretty crazy for such a young kid to be doing anything on that type of team at that age.

Still a long way to go, but it looks like he will be an elite, elite player in 2016.

Buckeyes are his first and (so far) only offer. Glad to see we are looking that far down the road. Get 'em!

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gunnerbuckeye45 wrote: He plays DE in a 3-4 with Joey mostly at nose and a big time 2014 kid with FSU/Miami offers on that line too. His dad says he's bigger than Joey was at the same stage, looked about 6'3 230 ish on TV. A lot of people think he has a lot more natural talent than Joey.

   He's 6-2, 210 according to their roster and they're usually exaggerated.

Im going to say their roster is incorrect. There is no way he is only 210!

     You can say what you want, but no high school roster/coach is going to list a player as being shorter and weighing less than he actually does. But, I'm sure your eyes are more accurate than their scales.

St. Thomas HS website has Nick Bosa at 215 showing you have no clue what you are talking about. Also, the site has Joey at 265 when he's 275. I don't think your logic is working.

Out of the kids own mouth he said 220-230 he fluctuates "on whatever my Moms cooking".